What specific instructions did God give to the wealthy man's wife in her second vision regarding her contribution to the temple?

In the second vision described in Chapter 47, God provides the wife with very specific instructions. God tells her not to insist that her husband contribute money, stating, "Your faith is enough for God." She is advised to give whatever she desires from her own property after consulting her husband. God emphasizes that the amount is not important, saying, "Even if the amount of your own property is small, offer it," because "faith alone is the cause." The message is to give what comes to her mind without undergoing useless strain, as a small offering from a sincere heart holds immense value. This guidance was meant to help her find peace and act on her faith independently of her husband's reluctance.